The Existential Ground of True Community

In Fritz Allhoff, Scott F. Parker & Michael W. Austin, Coffee. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 59–70 (2011-03-04)
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This chapter contains sections titled: A Dark Brew: Traditional Existentialism and Community Coffee and Otherness: Community and Coffee Coffee, Community, and Hope.

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existential ground of true community ‐ coffee and otherness   popularity of Sartre's coffee ritual ‐ inconsistent with Sartre's dark existential philosophy   Optimistic existentialism, sharing this belief ‐ that having bodies causes pain and a fear of being alone   a dark brew ‐ traditional existentialism and community   Café de Flore, Satre arguing that “hell is other people” ‐ existence itself suffocating people who are trapped by circumstances, or by how other people look at them   existentialism, equated in popular culture ‐ with dark writings of Jean‐Paul Sartre and Albert Camus   Sartre, a political and academic icon in World War II France ‐ that “hell is other people”   Albert Camus, if the world were a café – everyone would buy Folgers, afraid of what other people will think if they chose something different   Buber's existentialism ‐ posing risks to the coffee community   coffee, community and hope ‐ optimistic existentialists, understanding community, seeing how the coffee community c

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edition Hernandez, Jill (2011) "The existential ground of true community : coffee and otherness". In Allhoff, Fritz, Parker, Scott F., Austin, Michael W., Coffee - Philosophy for Everyone: Grounds for Debate, pp. : Wiley-Blackwell (2011)

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